More snow expected Monday

WEBVTT >> NOW, YOUR WLKY WEATHER WITHMETEROLOGIST MATT MILOSEVICH.MATT: IF YOU LOOK CLOSELY ON OURD.O.T. CAMERA, FLAKES ARE FLYINGAROUND IN LOUISVILLE.THOSE WILL START TO TAKE UP ANDWE ARE COUNTING THEACCUMULATION.WE HAD ABOUT A DEATH INTO ANINCH THIS MORNING, LOUISVILLEAND SHOULD NATIONAL HAD ABOUTHALF AN INCH OF SNOW.-- LOUISVILLE INTERNATIONAL HADABOUT A HALF INCH OF SNOW, ANDWE WILL ADD TO THAT IN THEAFTERNOON.THE SOUTHWEST BREEZE IS MAKINGIT FEEL COLDER, ABOUT 23DEGREES.TEMPERATURES AT FEELS-LIKETEMPERATURE IS FEELING PRETTYCOLD AS WELL.WE HAVE A WINTER WEATHERADVISORY ACROSS THE WLKY AREA,NOT ONLY THE VIEWING AREA, BUTTHE REGION AS A WHOLE.ON THE WAY TO INDIANA, SOUTHWARDTOWARD NASHVILLE, WESTWARDTOWARDS ST. LOUIS IN THE EAST,AND WEST VIRGINIA.THIS BAND OF SNOW WILL AFFECT ALARGE PART OF OUR REGION,INCLUDING THE WLKY AREA.WE ARE LOOKING AT THE INDIANAAREA RIGHT NOW DEALING WITHSNOWFALL.WE ARE SEEING A CHANGE RIGHT NOWIN THE METRO, AND YOU WILLCONTINUE TO SEE THIS IN ASOUTHEAST THROUGHOUT THEAFTERNOON.IT IS STILL IN MODERATE SNOW,OFF TO THE WEST OF LOUISVILLE.OVER TOWARDS PALMYRA IN ENGLISHAS WELL, NOT QUITE THEINTENSITY.WE ARE PICKING UP SOMEACCUMULATING SNOW WEST OFLOUISVILLE, AND ANOTHER BATCH OFSNOW MOVING INTO FOREST COUNTY,INDIANA.THE WEATHER WILL BE IMPACTFUL ASA HEAD THROUGH THE DAY, WE WILLSEE ABOUT TWO INCHES OF NEW SNOWLIKELY FOR THE COURSE OF THEAFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING.WHILE WE WILL NOT HAVE THE ICETHAT WE HAD ON FRIDAY, WE STILLHAVE SOME DIFFICULT TRAVELEDWITH POTENTIALS FOR SLUSHYROADWAYS.ESPECIALLY THE UNTREATED ONES.AS THE SNOW COMES DOWN, IT COULDGET ROUGH AT TIMES.TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE LOW30'S BY THIS AFTERNOON, THEYWILL START SHIFTING SOUTH ANDTAPERING OFF THIS EVENING WITHMAYBE A FEW FLURRIES INTOTOMORROW EVENING.THE ARCTIC AIR TOMORROW WILL BETHE BIG STORY, WITH TEMPERATURESIN ANGLE DIGITS AND WINDCHILL ISVERY LOW.THE SNOW IS SLOWLY BUT SURELYSETTLING EAST.SLOWLY COMING TO AN END IN SOMEAREAS.AS LONG AS WE HAVE CLOUD COVER,WE MIGHT STILL GET A FLURRY ORTWO THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY, BUTMUCH OF THE DAY WILL BE DRY ANDCOLD WITH A MIX OF LATE A SON.IN TERMS OF ACCUMULATION, WEHAVE ADDITIONAL SNOW ON MONDAY,ONE TO TWO INCHES IN SOMEISOLATED POCKETS OF THREE INCHESEVEN, ON TOP OF THE ICE THAT WEGOT ON FRIDAY -- ICE AND SNOWTHAT WE GOT ON FRIDAY.15 DEGREES WILL BE THE HIGHTOMORROW, AND SOME OTHER AREASWITH HEAVIER SNOWS, WE SAW FOR,FIVE EVEN SIX INCHES IN OURNORTHERN COMMUNITIES ON FRIDAY.THEY ARE THE ONES THAT WILL GETTO BELOW ZERO ESPECIALLY INWEDNESDAY MORNING.23 DEGREES ON WEDNESDAY, THEBEGINNING OF A WARMING TREND.50'S AND DODGING RAIN CHANCES ONFRIDAY FOR THE WEEKEND.THE NEXT FRONT WHICH COMES OURWAY WILL BRING ACE ALL THECHANCE OF RAIN LATE SUNDAY INTOEARLY MONDAY, BUT IT IS NOT ANARCTIC FRONT,'S OH IT WILL